The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 21
... kind of beauty characteristic of the works produced by the fine arts . The beauty of a turbine , of a car , of a boat or an airplane is that of artifacts , and the things to which it belongs have not been made in view of their beauty ...
... kind of beauty characteristic of the works produced by the fine arts . The beauty of a turbine , of a car , of a boat or an airplane is that of artifacts , and the things to which it belongs have not been made in view of their beauty ...
Pagina 22
... kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and in- dustrial arts are true arts - only they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects ...
... kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and in- dustrial arts are true arts - only they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects ...
Pagina 98
... kind of freedom does not entail any creation . Up to a point , this is true also of art . It is trite to protest against the teaching of what we disparagingly call the " rules . " Whatever we may say , rules are necessary , and the ...
... kind of freedom does not entail any creation . Up to a point , this is true also of art . It is trite to protest against the teaching of what we disparagingly call the " rules . " Whatever we may say , rules are necessary , and the ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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